Casamance

This delicate collection shows off the wooded depths of a secret garden, exotic, lush, colourful, where the plants are a source of olfactory sensations.

The graphics reiterate the vegetal opulence of a triumphant nature. Dots, lines, underlinings take their places successively and bring the floral world to life, enhanced by volume and gum finishes.

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The soft and matte Népal collection takes us to the far reaches of the Himalayas. Here and there, the snow embraces the summits as does the bouclette the curves of the seats.

Comfortable and welcoming with subtle relief, Népal is available in 24 natural shades and lends itself beautifully to all seating.

Lush vegetation adorned with rich colours comes to life on the walls. The rich colours are created using the rotogravure technique which produces very precise patterns. Avicennia coordinates with the “Kirsten garden” fabric. Also called the black mangrove, the Avicennia is a small tree found in tropical mangroves.

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Created using a wide range of yarns, “Sawubona” is an iridescent and bright embroidery with vibrant colours. “Sawubona” is the greeting of the people of Natal.

More than a simple hello, it is a reverence, a special word to let the other person shine, through their qualities, subtleties and differences.

On a cotton cloth, the colours combine in gorgeous kaleidoscopes, to reflect the beauty of this gesture

A flowers opens whilst all the others close. At dusk the Belle de Nuit awakens, giving off its bewitching perfume. It has inspired this enchanting and hand-drawn composition.

The strong colours come from the eight printing cylinders. Some references contain a metallic film giving the flower an iridescent look at sundown.

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Echoing the mosaic in the grain, an Italian-inspired sketch comes to life with this soft, gold patina. Created by our stylist in metallic ink, this unique creation is inspired by Venetian mosaics, erased over time.

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The viola (wild pansy or violet) is a shortstemmed flower which comes in many colours.

Viola is a multi-coloured jacquard tweed. It symbolises the flowerbeds in which colours mingle together.

Made in The Netherlands, Opulence is woven with a shrinkable weft yarn that adds structure. It looks like corduroy velvet and is available in a wide range of striking shades.

The blossoming of thousands of Jacaranda flowers fills the town with colour in spring. A spectacular sight, which covers the streets with a mauve carpet at the end of summer.

Embroidered on a cotton and linen cloth, these spectacular flowers blossom in different monochromes of green, ochre, purple and blues. These new and delicate shades, created by our colourist for this spring-summer combine with deep-browns and are highlighted with bronze.

Hand-embroidered on traditional clothing or painted on houses, geometric designs are characteristic of Ndebele art in South Africa. The colours and symbolic designs of these wallpaintings express the identity of the members of the tribe and have positive meanings. Of Ndebele heritage, the South African artist Esther Mahlangu has inspired Casamance to create this linen and cotton fabric.

An over-embroidered digital print, it combines different materials and contrasting colours.

 Available as a wall panel / Mural. Search Bogolan. 

Produced using four films, Otto wallpaper palmette has beautiful depths, alternating lustre and matte. It recalls the work of Otto Wagner, founder of modern Austrian architecture and advocate of functionalism.

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The word Bogolan means “from the earth”. To begin, a simple cotton cloth, on which different symbols are traced in clay giving it its importance. The colours come from natural dyes : birch, indigo, grape skins. This african fabric, with large geometric patterns, has inspired Casamance to create this digitally printed panoramic wall panel.

This panoramic wallpanel coordinates with the Mahlangu fabric and accessories.

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The Rio Madeira collection is rich in colour, textures and patterns. Inspired by the beauty of a tropical rain forest

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A cotton-silk yarn reinterprets the fibrous sequoia bark on a non-woven support. In deep blue, ochre, sparkling and vanilla shades.

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This delicate collection shows off the wooded depths of a secret garden, exotic, lush, colourful, where the plants are a source of olfactory sensations.The graphics reiterate the vegetal opulence of a triumphant nature. Dots, lines, underlinings take their places successively and bring the floral world to life, enhanced by volume and gum finishes.

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A lavish collection, Louxor uses light as an adornment. In 1921, the Louxor, a cinema with a neo-Egyptian facade was inaugurated in Paris. The rules of Ancient Egypt fascinated Art Decor artists at the time, a century later they have inspired Casamance to create this lavish collection of wallcoverings. Majestic volume, graceful lacing, drawn between light and shade. Patterns withclear lines and pared-back shapes catch the light. The opulence and richness is portrayed through the depth of colour, flashes of precious metals, gold, copperor silver.

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Kokedera is a Graphic velvet on a textured base of two qualities, viscose and polyester, gives the fabric a matte and glossy effect. Very sought-after, this soft moss covers Japanese gardens.

Kokedera - Kyoto’s «Temple of Moss» - is a garden composed of 120 varieties that are different in shape and colour, dark, bright or muted. It is embodied by this sublime geometrical velvet.

This strongly scented English rose is inspired by the poet Christopher Marlowe. The linen fabric reinterprets the stages of flowering in bright contrasts. Available in 5 colours, Marlowe is embroidered in exquisite colours, like precious jewels such as carnelian red, citrine yellow on a jade background, or pearl on a tourmaline black background.

Hédonie recalls the olfactive pleasure of a garden (Hedonism being the school of thought that regards pleasure as being the reason for living).

Hédonie fabric represents embroidered flowers on cotton satin.

On a uncut velvet, figures seem to come to life, moving and dancing. The cut years of the velvet from a geometric pattern, an exquisite use of depth.

Panthere is an exquisite jacquard, on a polyester satin warp. The weft is made of many different yarns which create the irregularities in the fabric, alternating matte and gloss, with subtle differences in thickness. An elegant and orginal fabric, designed for seating.

Expertly embroidered, with amazingly diverse stitches and colours. Plumeria flowers, heliconia jasmine and tahitian gardenia come to life in beautiful colours.

The delicate embroidery accentuates the fragility of a petal and thicker yarns outline a leaf. The Tereshchenko diamond is the largest blue diamond in the world

Harmonious lines in sparkling colours, GIARDINI carries us into a poetic painting of plants.

The Nous les arbresî exhibition at the Fondation Cartier made us aware of the intelligence of plants. Casamance translates this onto fabrics, creating a living botanical garden. In this imaginary nature, plants sway; taking on geometric shapes and creating wonderful contrasts. Digital printing on cotton satin. For seating.

At night, water acquires intense tones and is magnified by the brightness of the light. On a cotton satin, a sculpted embroidery represents the Trevi Fountain at dusk.

From Fellinis unforgettable scene to the Fendi haute couture fashion show in front of the famous fountain, the fabric awakens the memory of a midnight dip in an evening gown.

Embroidery on piece-dyed cotton satin.